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The phrase "a little less precise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of accuracy or specificity in a statement or description.
Example: "While the initial data was very detailed, the follow-up report was a little less precise, making it harder to draw conclusions."
Alternatives: "somewhat vague" or "not as exact".
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I'm tidy, but I'm just a little less precise than Philip".
Racket heads also increased in size, which added to the power while also allowing players to be a little less precise with the point of contact.
I'm tidy, but I'm just a little less precise than Philip". At the time they met she was living in LA, "where I was very much into the shabby chic, distressed look, where paint was peeling off things and you've got Ralph Lauren prints and things".
The timing of the teeth may be a little less precise in an older kitten than it is in a very young kitten, but you should be able to get a good idea of the kitten's age based on when her adult teeth come in.
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The KS-H2 from Hong Kong based newcomer KingSound (established 2002) showed what makes electrostatic headphones so special (that total airiness and weightless crisp sound, with incredible detail but very little "push") but sounded a little less clean and precise than ideal… to the extent that any judgement with the noises about were possible.
"Perhaps a little less".
"A little less teeth.
A little less complainy".
A little less fun.
Talk a little less.
A little less.
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